Fireproofing

What is Fireproofing?
Fireproofing is a method that allows flammable parts and buildings to become unburnable. Fireproofing buildings in highly necessary for tribes that rely on tons of buildings that cannot be replaced or moved around, so that they can not be entirely destroyed by a new spawn that knows how to craft Flint. Although fireproofing may make a building seem invincible, this is not the case, as players are still able to craft Bombs to blow up the building. It's primary purpose is to keep buildings from being burnt, but it can also be used on objects such as the Small Tree Stump or Small Leaves.

In-depth Fireproofing Guide
If one seeks to fireproof, one must first seek the power of the Water Container. Examples include the Canteen and Wood Bucket. If the container is filled with water, then a player can simply click on whatever flammable part or object in order to fireproof it. When done correctly, one portion of water should be immediately removed from your container. In case this doesn't work, then either one or more of the following has occurred: As long as everything is fireproofed, it can no longer be burned down.
 * It was already fireproofed
 * The player is too far away
 * It wasn't flammable to begin with
 * The container wasn't actually filled with any water

Trivia

 * Many objects take way more water to fireproof due to it's high amount of parts, such as the Primitive Design Table or Merchant Frigrate.
 * Some buildings are simply annoying to fireproof because of the spinning windmill they may have, forcing the player to have good reflexes when clicking to fireproof. It gets even more annoying because of the bucket cool-down. Examples include the Mill and Lumbermill.